Footprints completes its Great Salt Lake run
Dakota Jones and Footprints finished a five-day run around Utah’s Great Salt Lake and urged prioritizing the lake’s protection. This closes the previously announced undertaking.
Organization
Footprints uses trail running and shared outdoor experiences to help people develop local climate-action projects. Its programs combine in-person camps with mentorship that continues after participants return to their communities.
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Dakota Jones and Footprints finished a five-day run around Utah’s Great Salt Lake and urged prioritizing the lake’s protection. This closes the previously announced undertaking.
Dakota Jones ran 33 miles on the community relay’s first day. Footprints published the October 13–17 Great Salt Lake plan and support links.
TUM covered Dakota Jones and Footprints’ planned October 13 start for a five-day run. This is an announcement, not a completion report.
TUM reported that Dakota Jones dropped from the 2025 Jackpot 100-mile race around mile 50 with stomach issues while chasing an American record. His reflection emphasized the Footprints Running community and fundraising for its climate-action camp.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: February 21, 2025
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Published the project hub and October 13–17 plan · 2026-10-16
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